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At a recent roundtable with New York executives, Heather Briccetti Mulligan remembers the frustration of a businessman who compared trying to file a permit for a $200 million construction project with ordering a pizza.

Israel's Defense Ministry on Wednesday said it completed the development of a powerful laser weapon that will become operational by the end of the year to bolster the country's multi-level air defenses.

The Trump administration is moving forward with a loan of up to $1.3 billion to a lithium-ion battery parts manufacturer following a review of Biden-era spending programs.

Travel through Chicago's main airport is close to exceeding pre-pandemic levels, shedding a light on a battle for gates between United Airlines Holdings Inc. and American Airlines Group Inc.

General Motors Co. is in preliminary talks to renew its longtime joint venture with China's SAIC Motor Corp., signaling the US automaker's budding optimism about its business in the world's largest auto market after years of decline.

FBI Director Kash Patel's first appearance before the House Judiciary Committee quickly broke down along partisan lines as he defended his actions in the Charlie Kirk murder probe while Democrats accused him of concealing files related to sex ...

Ghana's central bank lowered the key interest rate more than expected as inflation is expected to significantly slow and return to its target range by year-end.

The scenes at the Manhattan courthouse illustrated the sharp divides searing American society: Inside, a shackled Luigi Mangione sat solemnly facing state murder charges over the shooting of a health-insurance executive, who left behind a wife and .. ...

A massive immigration raid on a battery plant in Georgia earlier this month continues to reverberate across the region with workers staying home and delays mounting.

Tropical Storm Gabrielle has formed well to the east of the Caribbean islands after the Atlantic has been unusually quiet for weeks.